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De aangepaste neuromusculaire dienst-regeling van het hemiplege loop-patroon: verandering en stabiliteit in de timing van spieractiviteit na een cva

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Abstract

Voor lopen hebben we de activiteit van spieren nodig. Bij mensen die als gevolg van een cerebrovasculair accident (cva) problemen ondervinden met lopen zijn de spieren niet alleen verzwakt maar ook vaak op abnormale momenten in de loopcyclus actief. Recentelijk gepubliceerd onderzoek kan ons mogelijk iets leren over de oorzaken van deze afwijkende spieraanspanningspatronen en hun relatie met loopvaardigheidsherstel.

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Dr. A.R. den Otter, experimenteel psycholoog, Interfacultair Centrum voor Bewegingswetenschappen, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Postbus 196, A. Deusinglaan 1 9713 AV, Groningen,

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den Otter, R. De aangepaste neuromusculaire dienst-regeling van het hemiplege loop-patroon: verandering en stabiliteit in de timing van spieractiviteit na een cva . NEPR 11, 43–47 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03079123

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